High clouds may streak in later on. Generally speaking its going to be a bright one but were starting out colder as karen mentioned. 28 degrees in philadelphia, 25 right now in allentown. 24 in reading. Were ick in trenton, 26 in wilmington and 28 degrees in millville. Little bit of a breeze kicking around in philadelphia its around 10 Miles Per Hour or so and thats enough to give you wind chills in the teens this morning in many areas so do bundle up. Not only with the winter coat but maybe a little extra gear, too. Still have some residual flooding left over from those rains on sunday. The Rancocas Creek is still running a little high between pemberton and lumberton. Be careful there not only along the creek but its tributaries. The Maurice River also giving us problems as well as some of the streams that feed into that. And little while ago we also added the Great Egg Harbor River in atlantic county, again tributaries running into that river may also have high water and some flooded
Right now were at 28 degrees in the city. 26 degrees in trenton, 28 degrees in wilmington. Up in allentown and reading only 25. Same story in lancaster and 30 in millville and a little bit of a breeze this morning, not super strong but enough to give you wind chills in the teens in some spots and that includes philadelphia where it feels like 18 right now so its back to the winter coats plus some of that extra gear as we head out. Couple of lingering Flooding Issues from that sunday rain. This one we had for you yesterday, the Rancocas Creek and some of its small stream tributaries from pemberton to lumberton are running high up until at least noon. Weve added the Maurice River near vineland, these areas and some of the tributaries running high, maybe some flooded roads here and about an hour ago they added the Great Egg Harbor River in Atlantic County so again tributaries areas around these water beds could be running a little bit high and you dont want to drive through any flooded co
Seen it in so long. Yeah, we were hoping wed get sun yesterday afternoon, a lot of you did and this morning youre going to get some more once we get past sunrise. You can see that bank of cloud cover that was with us early yesterday now clearing the coast. Some additional clouds may try and roll in later in the day but its looking like a bright one. Starting out colder though. 29 degrees in philadelphia. 27 currently in trenton. 25 degrees in allentown. 26 in reading. 29 in wilmington. 30 in dover and in cape may. And as we take a look, there is a little bit of a wind out there and so your wind chills are ick maaing make it feel like its in the teens. 19. Make sure you get the coat and extra gear. We have some flood warnings to talk about this morning. The first one in lumberton and pemberton along the Rancocas Creek and some of its stream tributaries. Theres another along the Maurice River near vineland. This is an area where some of the tributaries and stream might be running a littl
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